Technische Hochschule Rosenheim

Many language schools in Germany and universities themselves offer preparation courses for the Telc C1 Hochschule exam. You can find current course information on TH Rosenheim's official website or in announcements from local language schools in Rosenheim (like Volkshochschule). Additionally, many preparation materials are available on online platforms. You can also connect with students who have shared their experiences on this topic in our AlmanyaUni Telegram groups.

The recognition of "Hochschule" (University of Applied Sciences) degrees from Germany in the USA and Canada varies based on the evaluation criteria of the institution you're applying to (university, employer). Generally, they are accepted as "Bachelor's" or "Master's" degrees in these countries. However, the recognition process can differ from country to country and even from institution to institution. We recommend contacting the institution you plan to apply to directly for the most accurate information.

Yes, many Hochschulen in Germany offer conditional admission (bedingte Zulassung) to international students, especially those with insufficient language proficiency. In such cases, you are expected to achieve a specific language level (usually C1) and prove it with an exam (like TestDaF, DSH, or Telc C1 Hochschule) before starting your university studies. This also applies to engineering programs. It's important to check the admission requirements on the official websites of TH Rosenheim and other universities.

It is generally difficult for a student who studied a humanities or social sciences field in Turkey to directly start a STEM program in Germany. German universities expect your high school graduation field and your university education in Turkey to be compatible with the program you are applying for. However, in some cases, it might be possible to transition through a Studienkolleg (preparatory college) or after studying a related STEM field for a certain period in Turkey. This varies based on the specific requirements of the university and program you are applying to. For detailed information, you can contact our AlmanyaUni advisors.

Forums and Telegram groups on platforms like AlmanyaUni are a great way to connect with other students from Turkey who are studying or considering applying to TH Rosenheim. Additionally, you can get information about ways to contact current students through the university's international student office or student unions (AStA). Social media groups can also be helpful in this regard.

If you experience technical issues on university application portals in Germany (Uni-Assist or the universities' own portals), first document the problem by taking a screenshot. Then, contact the technical support team of the relevant university or Uni-Assist via email or phone. There is usually a dedicated support line or email address for such issues. It's important to take this step quickly to avoid missing application deadlines.